Democrats Sweep Midterms as Trump’s Coalition UnravelsVoters Reject Trump’s MAGA Agenda in Democratic Midterm WaveDemocrats Win Congress, but Their Post-Trump Direction Remains Unclear
Democrats made major gains in the November 3, 2026, midterms, winning Senate seats in Texas and South Carolina and defeating Republicans in other key races. The results cost Republicans control of Congress and marked a sharp reversal from Donald Trump’s 2024 victory.Democrats won control of Congress on November 3, 2026, taking Senate seats in Texas and South Carolina and winning major races in Georgia. The results are a forceful rejection of Trump’s second-term agenda.Democrats took control of Congress in the November 3, 2026, midterms, winning Senate seats in Texas and South Carolina and key Georgia races. The victories leave Republicans confronting a loss of support and Democrats facing unresolved questions about their agenda.